AUSTIN, Texas -- Delta Airlines is cashing in on the total solar eclipse this April. It's offering a special flight from Austin, Texas, to Detroit, Michigan, on April 8. The flight will be timed to ...

If you’re in Austin-Travis County for the April 8 total solar eclipse, you’ll likely be in the path of totality. That means you will be able to see the moon directly pass between the sun and Earth, ...

A range of city of Austin and Travis County representatives gathered Tuesday to provide tips and viewing locations for those planning to view the eclipse on Monday. At a news conference at Guerrero ...

AUSTIN (KXAN) — One of the most common questions about the total solar eclipse is about traffic expectations. KXAN Traffic Anchor Erica Brennes has details on where you can expect solar eclipse ...

Across North America, notable cities in the path of totality for the 2024 solar eclipse include Mazatlán and Torreón, Mexico; San Antonio, Austin and Dallas, Texas; Little Rock, Arkansas; Indianapolis ...

The April 8 total solar eclipse path of totality touches 13 American states and hits some major U.S. cities along the way. An estimated 32 million people live within the U.S. section of the path of ...

The first total eclipse over New York in 99 years will be visible today. It's a sight not to be missed. Should you skip this one, the next total solar eclipse that can be seen in the United States ...

AUSTIN (KXAN) — If you plan to see the eclipse on April 8 from your backyard, you may now need to adjust plans. A new report published this week on eclipse blog Besselian Elements shows the path may ...

After months of anticipation, we're now only hours away from witnessing the 2024 solar eclipse. The moon will block the sun on Monday, April 8, for several minutes along the path of totality that ...

Despite modern technology, the sun's radius is difficult to measure. New data shows that the sun is a tad bigger than previously thought. These new calculations have slightly shifted the solar eclipse ...

Today millions of people will crane their necks to watch the total solar eclipse — a phenomenon that will not occur again in the U.S. until 2044. But journalists at two Gannett newsrooms will not be ...